If you are one of those who adopted iPad as a study tool, you may be familiar with Notability, a fully flexible notepad in which you can coexist drawings, diagrams, drawn text and digital text.
Good now the application lands on macOS with its latest version, for those who want to combine a Mac with freehand note taking from a tablet. To achieve this, the developers made Notability work on Mac seamlessly with the Sidecar feature, which allows an iPad to be used as an external display and graphics tablet for Apple computers.
The flexibility of freehand notes is transferred to macOS
Like the iPad, Notability is capable of spot shapes and add backgrounds that simulate physical paper on each note. In addition, it also has handwriting recognition, math operations conversion and outline table mode to better organize ourselves.
Notability on macOS is integrated as a universal app alongside the iOS and iPadOS versions, so one payment for the app already allows you to use all three versions. Its price has also been temporarily lowered to 4.49 dollars to celebrate this launch.
